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Doctor Who and the Robots of Death

4th Doctor Novelisation

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Doctor Who and the Robots of Death

By: Terrance Dicks
Narrated by: Louise Jameson
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About this listen

Louise Jameson reads this suspenseful novelisation of a Fourth Doctor adventure.

On a desert planet the giant sandminer crawls through the howling sandstorms, harvesting the valuable minerals in the sand. Inside, the humans relax in luxury while most of the work is done by the robots who serve them.

Then the Doctor and Leela arrive - and the mysterious deaths begin. First suspects, then hunted victims, Leela and the Doctor must find the hidden killer - or join the other victims of the Robots of Death.

Reader Louise Jameson played Leela in the BBC TV series.

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Robots of Death is one of the all time classics of Doctor Who. Terrence Dicks has done a faithful reproduction of it with some lovely description along the way.

Beautifully read by Louise Jameson - can she ever put a foot wrong? - it is a griping story.

Only slight annoyance is the mispronounciation of two names throughout the book which should have been picked up by the director. But for those who don’t know the broadcast version they won’t even notice.

Reliable retelling

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